Three Secrets (1950) |
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| Director(s) | Robert Wise |
| Producer(s) | Milton Sperling |
| Top Genres | Drama |
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Eleanor Parker(as Susan Adele Connors Chase)
Three Secrets
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1950
Three Secrets
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1950
Eleanor Parker
(as Susan Adele Connors Ch...)
Patricia Neal(as Phyllis Horn)
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Three Secrets
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Patricia Neal
(as Phyllis Horn)
Ruth Roman(as Ann Lawrence)
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Three Secrets
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Ruth Roman
(as Ann Lawrence)
Frank Lovejoy(as Bob Duffy)
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Three Secrets
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Frank Lovejoy
(as Bob Duffy)
Ted de Corsia(as Del Prince)
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Three Secrets
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Ted de Corsia
(as Del Prince)
Edmon Ryan(as Hardin)
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Three Secrets
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Edmon Ryan
(as Hardin)
Larry Keating(as Mark Harrison)
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Three Secrets
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Larry Keating
(as Mark Harrison)
Arthur Franz(as Paul Radin)
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Three Secrets
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1950
Arthur Franz
(as Paul Radin)
Three Secrets Overview:
Three Secrets (1950) was a Drama - Film directed by Robert Wise and produced by Milton Sperling.
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Eleanor Parker, Patricia Neal, and Ruth Roman have "Three Secrets"
Eleanor Parker, Patricia Neal, and Ruth Roman have "Three Secrets" Three Secrets (1950) is an American drama directed by Robert Wise and starring Eleanor Parker, Patricia Neal, and Ruth Roman. The supporting cast includes Frank Lovejoy, Leif Erickson, and Ted de Corsia.Three women (Parker, Neal... Read full article
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Referenced in "The Carol Burnett Show" (September 13, 1975.) In the opening of a FAMILY skit, Mama (Vicki Lawrence) is watching this movie on television when Eunice (Carol Burnett) visits, worried about Ed (Harvey Korman) spending time at a local massage parlor. Mama is more interested in finding out which mother's child is trapped on the mountain than in Eunice's troubles. Finally, after Mama relays the plot in some detail, an exasperated Eunice blurts out "It's Ruth Roman!"
Final film of Billy Bevan.